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23rd IEEE Real-Time Systems Symposium, 2002. RTSS 2002., 2003
We present an approach to computing cyclic schedules online and in real time, while attempting to maximize a quality-of-service metric. The motivation is the detection of RF emitters using a schedule that controls the scanning of disjoint frequency bands.
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We present an approach to computing cyclic schedules online and in real time, while attempting to maximize a quality-of-service metric. The motivation is the detection of RF emitters using a schedule that controls the scanning of disjoint frequency bands.
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Effective Dynamic Scheduling of Reconfigurable Microgrids
IEEE Transactions on Power Systems, 2018This paper develops an effective model for microgrid optimal scheduling with dynamic network reconfiguration. Network reconfiguration can effectively alter local power flow and thus provide an opportunity to reduce microgrid distribution network losses ...
Abdollah Kavousi-fard +2 more
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IEEE Transactions on Cybernetics, 2018
The information exchange gap between current operation control and dynamic scheduling in high-speed railway systems (HRSs) still exists, and this gap has hindered the further integrative improvement of HRSs. This paper aims to explore a feasible solution
Hai-rong Dong +6 more
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The information exchange gap between current operation control and dynamic scheduling in high-speed railway systems (HRSs) still exists, and this gap has hindered the further integrative improvement of HRSs. This paper aims to explore a feasible solution
Hai-rong Dong +6 more
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Dynamic scheduling with incomplete information
Proceedings of the tenth annual ACM symposium on Parallel algorithms and architectures - SPAA '98, 1998We consider the following scheduling problem: Our goal is to execute a given amount of arbitrarily decomposable work on a distributed machine as quickly as possible. The work is maintained by a central scheduler that can assign chunks of work of an arbitrary size to idle processors. The difficulty is that the processing time required for a chunk is not
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Dynamic Interday and Intraday Scheduling
Operations ResearchAdaptive Patient Flow Management Appointment scheduling has significant clinical, operational, and economical impact on healthcare systems. An informed scheduling strategy that can effectively match patient demand and service capacity dynamically is vital for the business of medical providers, quality of care, and patient satisfaction.
Christos Zacharias +2 more
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Dynamic scheduling for flexible job shop using a deep reinforcement learning approach
Computers & industrial engineering, 2023Yong Gui +4 more
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Deep reinforcement learning for dynamic scheduling of energy-efficient automated guided vehicles
Journal of Intelligent Manufacturing, 2023Lixiang Zhang, Yan Yan, Yaoguang Hu
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Intelligent dynamic production scheduling
Food Research International, 1994Abstract This paper describes the initial research and subsequent development of a knowledge-based system for finite capacity scheduling in dynamic production environments. The requirements of the problem domain are described, and our approach is contrasted with conventional simulation or algorithmic systems. An analysis of benefits is also presented
J.C. Taunton, C.M. Ready
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Digital twin-driven dynamic scheduling of a hybrid flow shop
Journal of Intelligent Manufacturing, 2022Khalil Tliba +5 more
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1990
Production scheduling is today most often done by traditional MRP II systems (Manufacturing Resource Planning). These systems have several severe problems: They are planning for unlimited resources. They only compute the resources needed and do not schedule jobs that need the same resource at different times.
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Production scheduling is today most often done by traditional MRP II systems (Manufacturing Resource Planning). These systems have several severe problems: They are planning for unlimited resources. They only compute the resources needed and do not schedule jobs that need the same resource at different times.
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